Quality Indicators
QIAT includes quality indicators, intent statements, and common errors
for eight areas important to the development and delivery of assistive
technology services. It is the intent of the QIAT Consortium that each
area be fully explored because the areas are complementary in nature.
When reviewing or using the Quality Indicators for Assistive
Technology, it is important to be aware of some basic assumptions that
pertain to all areas of QIAT.
- First, it is essential that ALL AT services developed and
delivered by states or districts are legally correct according to the
mandates and expectations of federal and state laws and are aligned to
district policies.
- Second, AT efforts, at all stages, involves on-going
collaborative work by teams which include families and caregivers,
school personnel, and other needed individuals and service agencies
- Third, team members involved in AT processes are
responsible for following the code of ethics for their specific
profession.
Areas important to the development and delivery of assistive technology
services (available in HTML, Adobe PDF, or Microsoft Word format):
- Consideration of AT Needs
Download: (QI1-HTML)
(QI1-MS
Word) (QI1-PDF)
- Assessment of AT Needs
Download: (QI2-HTML)
(QI2-MS
Word) (QI2-PDF)
- AT in the IEP
Download: (QI3-HTML)
(QI3-MS
Word) (QI3-PDF)
- AT Implementation
Download: (QI4-HTML)
(QI4-MS
Word) (QI4-PDF)
- Evaluation of Effectiveness of AT
Download: (QI5-HTML)
(QI5-MS
Word) (QI5-PDF)
- AT in Transition
Download: (QI6-HTML)
(QI6-MS
Word) (QI6-PDF)
- Administrative Support for AT
Download: (QI7-HTML)
(QI7-MS
Word) (QI7-PDF)
- AT Professional Development
Download: (QI8-HTML)
(QI8-MS
Word) (QI8-PDF)
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